Beijing Institute of Technology — Attraction in Beijing

First, the dorm fees are exorbitant, yet the heating system in winter is utterly ineffective—the indoor temperature feels even colder than outside. What’s equally disappointing is the unprofessional attitude of the dorm management staff, particularly the dorm supervisor who acts friendly on the surface but behaves with blatant bias. She nitpicks and deliberately targets certain students during room inspections, while turning a blind eye to those she favors. When handling complaints, she verbally promises to "resolve issues promptly," but behind the scenes, she delays, evades responsibility, and even gossips about students’ private matters. This two-faced behavior has severely eroded our trust in the management.

The dorm’s cramped living space offers minimal storage—each student’s closet can barely hold a few items of clothing. Instead of acknowledging the inadequate facilities, the supervisor blames us for "owning too much stuff," adding insult to injury by absurdly enforcing a "cleanest dormitory" competition. Worse yet, the dorm staff frequently enter rooms without knocking, violating our privacy and making it impossible to focus on studying or living comfortably.

Most unacceptable is the stark mismatch between the sky-high fees and the subpar services. For the same amount of money, we could secure a far better living environment off-campus. It’s time for the school to take immediate action to address these issues—students deserve basic dignity, safety,...

This university, specifically its Zhuhai campus, facilitates on-campus animal abuse. An unsuspecting neutered community cat was brutally battered to death by their staff member in front of the female dormitory despite strong student opposition. Instead of apologising for the trauma they caused to the students and the wider community, this college justified their violent act by saying “the cat had gone mental”. You really can’t make this stuff up. This is pretty telling of the kind of values this...

I did my Bsc in Mechanical Engineering there. Good school, very strict and you have to perform well each year otherwise you will risk expulsion. The hard work you put in will pay off once you are awarded your degree certificate. BIT is a Chinese Ivy League school and successful completion of your degree with a high GPA will guarantee you a spot in world class colleges like UCLA, CIT, MIT…Good luck....